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Make a Snowflake Craft! 30 Ideas to Make Snowflakes

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It is great pastime for me to make a snowflake every winter. I can only hope that my kids will ask to make their own snowflakes year after year.

But… well our snowflakes are usually just paper snowflakes. We’ve done a couple with other materials, but I’m so excited to find new ways for the boys to make snowflakes.

These are 30 ways to make a snowflake. With 12 ideas for cutting snowflakes and 18 ideas for snowflakes crafts, or art projects, the kids can make.

28 MORE winter crafts for kids to make – including snow globes, penguins and ice wreaths for decoration

Different Materials & Ways to Make a Snowflake:

Wrapping Paper Snowflakes from hands on : as we grow
3D Snowflakes with Video Tutorial from Let’s Lasso the Moon
Stained Glass Construction Paper Snowflake from Parent Teach Play
Cardboard Snowflakes from Kitchen Counter Chronicles
Paper Towel Rainbow Snowflakes from Twodaloo
Coffee Filter Snowflakes from hands on : as we grow
Newspaper Tie Dyed Snowflakes from Buggy & Buddy
Dryer Sheet Snowflakes from Lalymom
Kids Art Snowflakes from Picklebums
Tissue Paper Snowflakes from Tinkerlab
Doily Snowflakes from Design Sponge
Wax Paper Snowflakes from Mighty Girl

Craft & Art Ideas to Make a Snowflake:

Cotton Swab Snowflakes aguest post from Red Ted Art
Craft Stick Snowflakes a guest post from JDaniel4’s Mom
Symmetrical Snowflake from Buggy & Buddy
Paper Tube Roll Snowflakes from Tinkerlab
Sensory Snowflake from Family Education
Cardboard and Yarn Snowflake Craft from Creative Jewish Mom
Snowflake Window Clings from Kids Activities Blog
Borax Crystal Snowflakes from Adventures of a DIY Mom
Pipe Cleaner Snowflakes from Frugal Fun 4 Boys
Cotton Ball Snowflakes from No Time for Flash Cards
Contact Paper Snowflake Art from Twodaloo
Snowflake Suncatcher Garland from Homegrown Friends
Tape Resist Snowflakes from Little Bins for Little Hands
Puffy Snowflake Art from Inner Child Fun
Q-tip painted Snowflakes from 3 Dinosaurs
Cookie Cutter Snowflakes from 3 Dinosaurs
Watercolor snowflakes from Early Learning on Mom Trusted
Snowflake Resist Art from Quince & Quire

Now, tell me about you and your kids making snowflakes.

Take the super easy route (I’m all about that!) and try these craft kits!

Do you stick to paper to make them? Or do you try other mediums?

What’s your favorite way to make a snowflake?

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12 Comments

SuperStar76 says

December 9, 2016 at 12:04 pm

OMG it doesn’t work i am 9

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Kristine Reyes says

January 7, 2016 at 7:52 pm

I love these tips and ways! Will surely give them a try. Sharing this on my page here http://bit.ly/KidsHavingFunTimes

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Tiffany says

January 29, 2014 at 11:37 pm

It is so cold outside these ideas will be a fun way to bring the snow inside.

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Claire says

January 17, 2014 at 7:33 am

Hi Jamie! This is such a great post!! So many great ideas…will be using some of these in my occupational therapy sessions for sure! Here’s our Easy Snowflake Craft for Kids – this one is the most-viewed post on our blog right now – hope you enjoy! :)

http://theinspiredtreehouse.com/winter-crafts/

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- Jamie Reimer says
  
  January 17, 2014 at 9:38 am
  
  Love it Claire! Pinning that one to save!
  
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Jenny Hostetler says

January 16, 2014 at 11:39 pm

My girls will love this! I posted a quick how to make a snowflake on my blog. I am looking forward to trying a few of yours! Love them..Thanks for sharing.

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- Jamie Reimer says
  
  January 17, 2014 at 9:40 am
  
  Thanks Jenny. Off to check out your snowflake too! Your window looks gorgeous all filled with colorful snowflakes!
  
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katepickle says

January 16, 2014 at 6:38 pm

Snowflakes are so special aren’t they! Or maybe we just think that because live in a place that rarely sees snow!

Great round up, thanks for including our activity!

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- Jamie Reimer says
  
  January 16, 2014 at 8:07 pm
  
  :) Oh, I see snow plenty (wayyyyy too much of it out there at the moment), but making snowflakes for some reason just IS special. It just makes me so happy seeing them, let alone making them!
  
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Stephanie @ Twodaloo says

January 16, 2014 at 6:31 am

Thanks so much for including our snowflake art in your BEAUTIFUL roundup! I just love it!

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- Jamie Reimer says
  
  January 16, 2014 at 8:09 pm
  
  You are so welcome! Your contact paper idea was just beautiful!
  
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